by Alan Le May (1992)
In this epic American novel, which served as the basis for the classic film directed by John Huston, a family is torn apart when an old enemy starts a vicious rumor that sets the range aflame.
Max Brand
Don Grier was a boy when he set out through the wilderness with a brutal and vindictive taskmaster. But three months later, when the two finally reached Chalmer's Creek, Don had the toughness and fighting skills of a man. He needed both to survive in the treacherous mining town--and to uncover the truth about his father's shameful death.
William Kent Krueger
A hated judge is found dead in suspicious circumstances in a town in Minnesota with an Indian casino and a young Ojibwa Indian leaves home in a hurry. Former sheriff Cork O'Connor investigates if there is a connection.
Gerald Hammond
When his trusted assistant takes on the running of his company after a man has a car accident, all appears to be well until a routine police investigation brings up evidence of an attempted murder.
Corba Sunman
"Deputy Sheriff Lew Kennett is up against it: the Hap Ivy gang are on the prowl, rustlers are at work and a thief is making himself extremely busy in town. When he sets out to capture an outlaw the situation gets wildly out of hand and whilst surviving an ambush and preventing a lynching, he is caught up in another facet of local crime and has to kill a townsman. He has survived a knife attack and is hoping that this is the end of his run of troubles, but in this town the sheriff's life is always on the line, and he is determined to beat the odds and stay alive ..."--Publisher description.